As a Van Delivery Boy, you will be responsible for safely delivering packages to customers' addresses using a company-assigned delivery van. You will ensure timely, accurate, and secure deliveries while maintaining high customer service standards.
Load parcels/packages into the delivery van as per assigned route.
Deliver products to customers' homes or offices in a timely manner.
Handle COD (Cash on Delivery) payments where applicable.
Get proof of delivery through digital signature or photo confirmation.
Maintain communication with the delivery hub and follow instructions.
Ensure safe and careful handling of packages.
Report any issues such as delivery failures, vehicle problems, or customer complaints.
Keep the van clean and in good working condition.
Education: Minimum 10th pass (varies by employer).
License: Valid LMV (Light Motor Vehicle) driving license.
Experience: Previous delivery experience is preferred but not mandatory.
Age Limit: Usually 18–40 years.
Basic knowledge of routes and navigation using GPS.
Good communication and customer service skills.
Ability to handle cash safely.
Physically fit to load/unload packages.
Punctual and responsible attitude.
Extra earnings per successful delivery
Bonus for achieving daily/weekly delivery targets
Attendance bonus in some locations
Overtime pay if working extra hours
Fuel expenses covered (if using own van)
If using company van: fuel and maintenance are typically included
Accidental insurance (for injuries during delivery)
Health insurance (may vary by company or employment type)
Group insurance plans through partners or aggregators
Available if employed directly or through formal contracts
Contributions to Provident Fund (EPF) and Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) in many full-time roles
Reimbursement for mobile usage or data (for app-based delivery tracking)
Uniform provided (company branding)
Safety shoes, raincoats, helmets, or gloves (especially for 2-wheeler delivery boys)
Basic delivery training (route, app usage, customer handling)
Emergency support and helplines during delivery
Help with digital tools (scanning, OTP, returns)
Choice of part-time or full-time shifts
Weekly off or rotational leaves
Some platforms allow gig-based work (choose your hours)
Chance to be promoted to roles like:
Hub Supervisor
Route Planner
Delivery Trainer
Operations Executive
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